Caravan from France to Austrian Alps - Part 4.

Tuesday - yesterday we missed Perouges, so this morning it's number one goal. It is a beautiful ancient town where you will go back 200 years in time. It's not the season, so there aren't that many people, just a few school trips, just beautiful. Here we are again confirmed by the somewhat stupid behavior of the inhabitants behind the former Iron Curtain. There is a queue for "ladies" as perhaps everywhere when there are more people. There are about 30 girls standing in line and waiting for the cabin. They watch in disbelief as Janinka goes to the side cabin, intended for the handicapped (she was completely free). After our departure, queues 2 are formed and there are only 15 girls in each. Tour, tasting of local specialties - savory French cake and we continue to Lyon.

Here we have another misfortune, the Fontaine Bartholdi fountain, which was the main destination in the city, is completely dismantled and fenced, Reconstruction - instead of the fountain just a pit in the country. At least we looked at the remnants of the ancient theater, walked through a few streets in the old town, and returned at the right time to a car parked in the alleyways. She was already looking at the young men. We head to the main destination of this year's path - the Loire Valley. We fall asleep with the idea that 16 castles (yes castles, not castles) are waiting for us in the coming days of the Loire River. We do not like crowds of tourists, so the chateaux in the middle and downstream streams of the Loire, like Paris or Mont-Saint-Michel, do not even care about us. We plan to start at Grangent Dam, which is highest on this river and continue to the source of the river above Saint Eulalia.